For the choice of hospitals, the well-known hospitals in Chengdu are Aier, Cambridge, Puri, Huaxi and provincial hospitals. Huaxi, a provincial hospital, is a public hospital. The myopia surgery department in Huaxi is in the small building opposite the hospital, which is outsourced. Huaxi itself does not have myopia surgery and can visit it on the spot. Provincial hospitals have specialized myopia departments, and doctors are also good, but the equipment is average. Aier, Cambridge and Puri are all private hospitals with good facilities. Zhao Xiaohu of Puri and Fu Ling of Aier are both senior refractive surgeons in Southwest China. I suggest you have a look.

If economic conditions permit, it is recommended to do ICL without cutting cornea, which is especially suitable for myopic friends with high degree and thin cornea. Moreover, the operation is reversible. If the degree changes, just replace the intraocular lens. Laser myopia surgery needs to cut the cornea, which not only requires the corneal thickness, but also can not be operated again after the degree changes. My friend is studying in Germany. He said that laser myopia surgery has basically stopped in Europe because the long-term effect of the surgery is unknown and the risk is high. You can keep asking me questions. I hope my answer is useful to you.